going with
Choosing to join
Going with means accompanying or choosing: I'm going with my sister to the concert, I think I'm going with the blue one.
In casual American speech, especially among younger speakers, going with someone means dating them: Are you two going with each other?
The phrase often implies a relationship that's steady but not yet serious.
- partneringJoining with another cooperatively
- teaming upForming a cooperative unit
- accompanyGo along with
- coming alongMaking steady progress
- concurringExpressing shared agreement
dating · consenting · escort · relationship · associate · join · choosing · harmonizing · approving · accepting · cooperating · agreeing · symbiosis · supporting · syncing · participating · complementing · collaborating
going withstaying behind
Not departing with others
remaining · leaving behind · staying put · abandoning · deserting
going withrejecting
Refusing to accept
passing on · refusing · declining · avoiding · turning down